Chapter II startup and shutdown class failure
An example of a definition
Failures related to startup and shutdown procedures. Startup is the problem that occurs from the completion of the self-test to the application interface of the operating system; shutting down the system is the process of switching from a click to a power disconnect.
Second, possible phenomenon of failure
1, start the process of panic, error, black screen, repeated restart, etc.
2, the start-up process reported a file error;
3, in the start-up process, always perform some inappropriate operations (such as always disk scan, start an abnormal application, etc.);
4, only in Safe Mode or command line mode to start;
5, login failure, error or panic;
6, shut down the operating system when the panic or error.
Iii. parts that may be involved
BIOS settings, startup files, device drivers, operating system/application configuration files, power supplies, disk and disk drives, motherboards, signal cables, CPUs, memory, and other possible board cards.
Iv. Points of judgement/order
1, before the maintenance of the preparation
1) disk data cable;
2) Multimeter;
3) virus-checking software.
2. Environmental inspection
1 machine peripheral and appearance inspection:
A. Whether the mains connection is sad, should not be too loose or not inserted in place phenomenon;
B. The host hard drive indicator is correct and shiny, should not be not bright or often bright phenomenon;
C. Observe whether the system has peculiar smell, the component temperature is high;
D. Observe the speed of the CPU fan is not enough, or whether it is too slow or unstable;
E. Listen for noise when working on the drive.